An Outlaw's Christmas
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Don’t let this be diphtheria, Piper prayed, over and over again. Please.
She’d seen that disease too many times, in the few years she’d been teaching school. Among the symptoms were fever and a sore throat, and Ginny-Sue had both. Diphtheria was rampantly contagious, and in most instances it was fatal, as well.
Not Ginny-Sue, she pleaded silently, or any of the others.
When a tentative knock sounded at the door of that incongruously grand bedchamber, Piper leaped up, crossed the floo...r, but then hesitated to turn the shining brass key protruding from the lock, remembering that there was a saloon directly downstairs, and that ladies of the evening and their customers surely frequented the other rooms along the corridor.
“Who’s there?” she asked.
“Doc and me,” Sawyer answered. “Open up.”
Almost breathless with relief, Piper unlocked and opened the door to see a disgruntled Doc Howard standing nervously in the hall, with Sawyer right beside him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Don’t let this be diphtheria, Piper prayed, over and over again. Please.
She’d seen that disease too many times, in the few years she’d been teaching school. Among the symptoms were fever and a sore throat, and Ginny-Sue had both. Diphtheria was rampantly contagious, and in most instances it was fatal, as well.
Not Ginny-Sue, she pleaded silently, or any of the others.
When a tentative knock sounded at the door of that incongruously grand bedchamber, Piper leaped up, crossed the floo...r, but then hesitated to turn the shining brass key protruding from the lock, remembering that there was a saloon directly downstairs, and that ladies of the evening and their customers surely frequented the other rooms along the corridor.
“Who’s there?” she asked.
“Doc and me,” Sawyer answered. “Open up.”
Almost breathless with relief, Piper unlocked and opened the door to see a disgruntled Doc Howard standing nervously in the hall, with Sawyer right beside him.
What to read after An Outlaw's Christmas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Linda Lael Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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